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Water Quality Status of Thiruvananthapuram District, Kerala WATER QUALITY STATUS OF THIRUVANATHAPURAM DISTRICT, KERALA (Back ground Paper-I) P S Harikumar Scientist and Head Water Quality Division Centre for Water Resources Development and Management Kozhikode 673571: E mail:[email protected] Research Unit, Local Self Government (RULSG) Centre for Development Studies THIRUVANANTHAPURAM February, 2017 Sl. Contents Page No. No. Contents ii List of Figures iii List of Tables iii List of Appendices iii Executive Summary iv 1.0 Introduction 1 2.0 Water Quality Status of Rivers 2 2.1 River Water Quality Index and Criteria 3 2.2 CPCB Classification 5 3.0 Neyyar River Basin 6 3.1 Surface Water Quality 7 3.2 Ground Water Quality 9 4.0 Karamana River Basin 10 4.1 Surface Water Quality 12 4.2 Ground Water Quality 14 5.0 Vamanapuram River Basin 15 5.1 Surface Water Quality 16 5.2 Ground Water Quality 17 6.0 Pollution Problem of Parvathy Puthanar and Adjoining Areas 17 7.0 Conclusion 20 8.0 References 22 ii Sl. List of Figures Page No. No. 1 Location of Surface Water Sampling Stations, Neyyar River Basin 6 2 Karamana River Basin 12 3 Locations of Surface Water Sampling Stations, Vamanapuram River 16 4 Watercourses in Parts of Trivandrum City 19 Sl. List of Tables Page No No. 1 Water Quality Scoring System 4 2 Use Based Classification of Water of Indian Rivers and Coastal 5 Waters Sl. List of Appendices Page No. No. 1 Water Sampling Stations in the Neyyar River Basin 23 2 Water Quality Characteristics in Neyyar River Basin 25 3 Water Sampling Stations in the Karamana River Basin 27 4 Water Quality Characteristics in the Karamana River Basin 29 5 Water Sampling Stations in the Vamanapuram River Basin 31 6 Water Quality Characteristics in the Vamanapuram River Basin 32 iii Executive Summary This report is prepared as a back ground paper of the project “ River restoration of Kerala: Developing a co-evolutionary framework and river restoration action plan for Thiruvananthapuram city’ undertaken by RULSG, Centre for Development Studies. Objective of this report is to deliberate on surface and ground water quality of three river systems, the Neyyar, Karamana and Vamanapuram draining Thiruvananthapuram district. Water quality status has been assessed based on BIS, CCME and CPCB schemes. Water samples were collected from a network of 26 stations in the Neyyar river for all three seasons- monsoon, pre-monsoon and post monsoon. Ground water samples were also collected from 15 Panchayats and one Municipality falling in the basin. Analysis of of surface water quality has shown that the downstream stations are affected due to salinity intrusion. There are some stations reporting high concentrations of iron during the pre- monsoon season. Most of the samples are bacteriologically contaminated, especially with presence of E.Coli. Faecal contamination is also an associated problem of the river. Another striking feature is the low pH observed in the river water during the post-monsoon season. Quality of ground water also varies with the seasons. Most of the groundwater samples are acidic throughout the year, which is one of the major quality problems in the Neyyar basin. About 95% of the ground water samples collected during the post-monsoon and the pre- monsoon and 98% collected during the monsoon were found to be unsuitable for drinking as per BIS standards. This is a serious issue as majority of rural population depend on well water for drinking and household purposes. The Karamana river with two reservoirs is the main source for drinking water supply in Trivandrum city and adjoining panchayats. Twenty surface water samples have been collected from this river covering all three seasons. During monsoon, the value of pH ranged from 6.0 to 6.88 with an average value of 6.2. Out of 20 samples 15 samples were found to have pH below the lower limit of 6.5 prescribed by BIS. Colour in most of the areas of the river was found to be much high in monsoon season which is pointing towards the increased siltation and sewage input. The reduction in flow which is the trait of the water bodies during summer may be a reason for the high colour in pre monsoon season. In the downstream segment particularly near Kovalam water is almost stagnant and receives drainages from the nearby tourist areas resulting in bad aesthetic condition. Some stations reported concentration of nitrate-N which may be associated with washing and iv bathing activities. The BOD of the river ranged from 1.13 to 20 mg/l. A total number of 11 samples were found to be having BOD value greater than 3 mg/l which indicates the organic load of the river. Bacteriological analysis of the samples clearly indicated microbial contamination in the river. Almost all the stations showed higher index for total coliforms and fecal coliform. In all seasons E.coli was present in all analysed samples. The Karamana River and its tributary the Killi Ar carry large quantities of raw sewage discharged from city drains. Ground water is acidic and is bacteriologically contaminated. Fifteen samples were collected form the Vamanapuram river. The pH values ranged from 6.02-6.53, 6.85-7.60 and 6.90-8.07 during pre-monsoon, monsoon and post monsoon seasons respectively . The tidal impact or the salinity intrusion contributes to high TDS value value in the coastal stations. At the confluence of Vamanapuram river with Anjuthengu Lake the hardness attains the maximum value of 1200 mg/l. The BOD level fluctuates between 0.07 and 10.27 mg/l throughout the period of sampling. E.coli contamination was found in 80% of the surface water samples during monsoon season, 67% in post-monsoon season and 60% in pre-monsoon season. Water quality index showed that 87% of water sample had marginal water quality. According to Central Pollution Control Board specification majority of the samples belongs to Class C. Seventy two per cent of the ground water samples were bacteriologically contaminated during post-monsoon season. A separate study on Parvathy Puthanar canal which joins Karamana river at Munnattumukku near the Poonthura coastal village indicates its heavily-polluted nature. Though the water quality in the upstream stretches of rivers of Thiruvnathapuram district are generally good and potable, the quality deteriorates as the rivers traverse through the thickly populated midland and more thickly populated lowland areas. Quality of water deteriorates downstream, which manifests impact of urbanisation, tourism, salinity intrusion and activities like coconut husk retting and use of agrochemicals.An effective water quality management should address challenges of chemical and microbiological contaminants. An integrated approach involving all key stakeholders needs to be evolved for a meaningful, effective and efficient way of providing safe water, while also guarding against environmental deterioration. v WATER QUALITY STATUS OF THIRUVANATHAPURAM DISTRICT, KERALA 1.0 Introduction Thiruvananthapuram district is situated between north latitudes 8º 17' and 8º 54' and east longitudes 76º 41' and 77º 17'. The total area of the district is 2192 sq. Km having a population of 33,07,284 (2011 census). The average population density of the district is 1509 which is 1.75 times higher that State average. Among the three rivers in the district, the Neyyar (56 km), the southernmost river of the Kerala state, has its origin in the Agasthyamala, the second-highest peak in the Western Ghats . The Karamana River (67 km) originates from Vayuvanthol (Vazhuvanthol), another mountain in Western Ghats. The Vamanapuram River has its origin from Chemunji Mottai of the Western Ghats. There are 10 major back waters in the district. The major lakes are Veli, Kadinamkulam, Anchuthengu (Anjengo), Kaappil, Akathumuri and the Edava-Nadayara. Besides these, there is a fresh- water lake at Vellayani in Thiruvananthapuram Taluk. The climate of Thiruvananthapuram district is generally hot tropical. The mean maximum temperature is 95 °F (35 °C) and the mean minimum temperature is 69 °F (20 °C). As the district stretches from north to south with the Arabian Sea in the west side, the relative humidity is generally high. It rises up to about 95% during the South-West monsoon. Karamana River with two reservoirs at Peppara and Aruvikkara is the main surface water source for Thiruvananthapuram water supply scheme. Raw water is pumped from Karamana river at Kundamankadavu, Aruvikkara, Adimadakkayam and Trikkannapuram . Vellayani Lake also provides surface water to kayal pump house locate at Thiruvallom. The city water supply scheme is one of the oldest schemes in India and there is a gap of 137 MLD of water between production and demand. The partial coverage of sewage in the city helps to cover 30-35% of the area and collection of 60-750 % of the sewage which is conveyed to sewage treatment plant at Muttathara. The remaining sewage still drains into Karamana River, Killi River, Parvathi Puthanar Canal, Enjkkal Thodu, Kannamoola Thodu etc. Paravthi Puthnanr Canal is part of TS (Thiruvanthapuram-Shornur) canal connecting Karamana River and Veli Kayal. This canal joins Karamana River at Moonattumukku. Sewage is reaching to this canal from domestic and commercial establishment on either side 1 through various small drains. Another drain, Kannamoolathodu which also carries the wastewater from the urban areas discharges into Aakkulam Lake. This report is prepared as part of the background paper, commissioned for the project titled “River Restoration in Kerala: Developing a Co-Evolutionary Framework and River Restoration Action Plan for Trivandrum City” undertaken by RULSG, CDS 2.0 Water Quality Status of Rivers The water quality information systems are being developed in advanced countries to manage the water quality from a point or nonpoint source of pollution.
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